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     Knowing your 110 Volt system is helpful. Though some items are powered by 110 VAC they may be controlled by 12 volt switches.  Knowing your coach is key to preventing a shocking experience. Come see or team or certified and  experienced technicians when concerns arise.
As the world's leading manufacturer of mobile refrigeration products for the RV, marine, camping and truck markets, Norcold a part of the Thetford Corporation makes mobile living a more pleasant experience.
Blue OX Certified Installers the only tow bar company that offers a Lifetime Guarantee on all of the products.
Spartan Chassis because everything is riding on it.
Your Premier Workhorse RV Chassis Repair & Warranty Center in Atlanta Georgia.
Go RVing® works to provide the public and media with general information about the benefits of RV travel and camping and to foster customer satisfaction with the RV experience
ASE has years of experience helping the automotive industry verify the skills and knowledge of the technicians working at dealerships, independent repair shops, collision shops, franchises, fleets, and more. Car owners and the service and repair industry regard ASE certification as the standard measure of competency and a guide to quality auto repairs
The Recreation Vehicle Industry Association (RVIA) is the national trade association representing recreation vehicle (RV) manufacturers and their component parts suppliers who together build more than 98 percent of all RVs produced in the U.S.
LP Fill Station
Lp gas available on site without appointment. AmeriGas is the nation's largest propane company, serving over 1.3 million residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural and motor fuel propane customers in nearly 50 states.
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Apalachee RV Center, Inc.
1364 Duncan Lane
Auburn, Georgia.   30011
Office  770-868-0999     Fax  770-868-0440
Apalachee RV Center carries a variety of products to make your motorhome steer more precisely, handle more confidently and ride more comfortably. Choose from the SuperSteer brand, or any of the other brands we carry that we have tested and sell with confidence.
If you’re looking for the highest quality RV shocks, you have found the right place. KONI makes adjustable shocks for numerous brands of RVs and coaches.
Dometic is the leading international system supplier for premium comfort on the move. After decades of constant and innovative development, Dometic offers you a full range of technological superior products that guarantee additional comfort in your caravan or motorhome.
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Volts (push)
  Also known as the power, the force, or the pressure most RV's have  110 Volt  A/C (alternating current) as their source.
Amperage (flow)
  Like water thtough a hose amps is the flow of or current through a circuit. Increased amperaged is the most likely cause of blown breakers
 
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Know Watt's Watt So You Don't Get Your Amps In Trouble
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Ohms  (resistance)
  Also known as the load this is the  working end of the circuit, (the toaster or air conditioner) High resistance can also come from poor connections.
BEFORE YOU BLOW YOUR BREAKER!
Take a minute and see how many amps you could be using in your RV’s 30 or 50 AMP electrical systems.  It is surprising how fast the AMPs add up which causes your breaker, or the park’s breaker to “trip”.  Knowing the AMPs of all your electrical appliances in your RV can help you manage electrical usage and prevent the inconvenience of saying “My electricity went out!”  Here is a list of typical electrical appliances and the average AMPs required to operate them:
  • Air Conditioner (15,000 BTU)
  • Coffee Pot
  • Computer
  • Converter (nothing is use)
  • Crock Pot
  • Electric Frying Pan
  • Electric Water Heater (6 gal)
  • Food Processor
  • Hair Dryer
  • Heater (1100 Watts) 
  • Iron     
  • Microwave
  • Refrigerator
  • Toaster       
  • TV
  • Vacuum, hand held
PROTECT AGAINST SURGES
Don't wait for the next storm to bring you that surge which is so damaging. Call us now and schedule a protection appointment to evaluate your electrical system and offer solutions to protect your RV.
Most electrical products show how many watts or amps it takes to operate them.  If it shows you in watts, you can determine the amount of amps if you divide by 120 volts.  To get the watts, multiply amps by 120 volts. This information is especially noteworthy when choosing invertors and generators. Those components are longer lived when they are used at 80% of their capacity rather than at full rated load.
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